Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-32-110
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Petition for improvement - Contents
Official statutory text
A petition for any parking station improvement may be filed with
the municipal clerk. The petition shall be signed by either:
1. A majority of the record owners of property liable for
assessment under the proposal; or
2. The record owners of more than one-half the area liable for
assessment under the proposal.
The petition shall set forth:
1. The general nature of the proposed improvement;
2. The estimated or probable cost;
3. The extent of the proposed improvement district to be
assessed;
4. The proposed methods of assessment; and
5. The proposed apportionment of cost between the improvement
district and the municipality.
Upon the filing of the petition, the governing body may make
findings by resolution as to the advisability of the improvement,
the nature of the improvement, the estimated cost, the boundaries of
the improvement district, the method of assessment and apportionment
of cost between the improvement district and the municipality, all
as determined by the governing body. Thereupon the governing body
may proceed without notice and hearing to order the improvement as
provided in Section 32-108 of this title, except that no protests
shall be received as provided therein. The area of the improvement
district finally determined by the governing body to be assessed may
not exceed the district proposed in the petition unless notice is
given and a hearing held as provided in Section 32-107 of this
title, and the proceedings shall be subject to protest as in other
cases.
the municipal clerk. The petition shall be signed by either:
1. A majority of the record owners of property liable for
assessment under the proposal; or
2. The record owners of more than one-half the area liable for
assessment under the proposal.
The petition shall set forth:
1. The general nature of the proposed improvement;
2. The estimated or probable cost;
3. The extent of the proposed improvement district to be
assessed;
4. The proposed methods of assessment; and
5. The proposed apportionment of cost between the improvement
district and the municipality.
Upon the filing of the petition, the governing body may make
findings by resolution as to the advisability of the improvement,
the nature of the improvement, the estimated cost, the boundaries of
the improvement district, the method of assessment and apportionment
of cost between the improvement district and the municipality, all
as determined by the governing body. Thereupon the governing body
may proceed without notice and hearing to order the improvement as
provided in Section 32-108 of this title, except that no protests
shall be received as provided therein. The area of the improvement
district finally determined by the governing body to be assessed may
not exceed the district proposed in the petition unless notice is
given and a hearing held as provided in Section 32-107 of this
title, and the proceedings shall be subject to protest as in other
cases.
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